Made with FluCoMa

Below are pieces of music and software that have made use of the FluCoMa tools, in additions to the official project commissions. Interrogating our design choices through early creative, practical use is integral to the project, and we are very excited that people outside the project team have started to use the tools for their own work. If you've used them, and would like your project to appear here, let us know on the forum.

Music

  • Attempts at Stillness

    Pierre Alexandre Tremblay (2017)

    Studio composition
  • Newsfeed

    Pierre Alexandre Tremblay (2018-20)

    Studio composition
  • All the Noises

    Owen Green and John Bowers (2018)

    Performance / installation for hijacked and repurposed machine listeners
  • Neither the Time nor the Energy

    Owen Green (2018)

    Live electronics with bowed cardboard
  • Un fil rouge

    Pierre Alexandre Tremblay (2018)

    Studio composition
  • White Goods

    Gerard Roma (2018)

    Performance piece based on interactive corpus exploration
  • RGR-Beyond-280919

    Raw Green Rust (2019)

    Using the FluCoMa tools for mutually-interconnected co-sampling
  • SCI★FI★HI★FI Machine Learning Remix

    Owen Green and Matt Brennan (2019)

    Generative remix of Brennan's Citizen Bravo album, Build A Thing Of Beauty
  • Map Mop

    Gerard Roma (2019)

    Audiovisual performance piece based on interactive corpus exploration
  • (un)weave

    Pierre Alexandre Tremblay (2019)

    For the Wet Ink Ensemble (flute, tenor saxophone, percussions including vibraphone, piano, violin, laptop) and further electronics
  • Race to the Bottom

    Owen Green (2019)

    Live electronics with bowed cardboard
  • Big Fry-Up

    Gerard Roma (2021)

    An audio-visual investigation of frying, sizzling, sputtering, broiling and poaching sounds, through the lens of computer-assisted stirring.
  • Regulatory Capture

    Raw Green Rust (2021)

    An uncertain number of human improvisers, in uncertain locations, with uncertain connections, mediated by opinionated machine learning algorithms.

Software

  • ReaCoMa

    James Bradbury (2019)

    A set of extensions for the Reaper DAW using the FluCoMa command line interface
  • Confetti

    Rodrigo Constanzo (2020)

    A suite of Max for Live devices